முஸ்லீம் பெண்கள் பிரா போட்டால் சவுக்கடி

தமிழ்நாட்டு பெண்களில் ஒரு சாரார் முஸ்லீம்களாக இருக்கிறார்கள்.

இவர்கள் பிரா போடக்கூடாது போலிருக்கிறது.

சோமாலியாவில் பிரா போட்ட பெண்களை பிடித்து பார்த்து சவுக்கடி கொடுத்திருக்கிறார்கள் முஸ்லீம்கள்.

தாடி வைக்காத ஆண்களையும் போட்டு உதைத்திருக்கிறார்கள் மற்ற முஸ்லீம்கள்.

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Islamists flog females in bras
Somali hardliners step up 'moral cleansing' of men without beards and 'deceitful' women
October 17, 2009 Edition 2


Somalia's hardline Islamist group al Shabaab has publicly whipped several women for wearing bras, which, they say, violate Islam by constituting a deception.

And men were not spared the "moral cleansing". Any man caught without a beard was flogged in public, and playing or watching soccer has also been banned.

"I was beaten and my hair was cut off with a pair of scissors in the street," said Hussein, who lives in the Somali capital.

"My trousers were also cut up to the knee. They accused me of shaving my beard but I am only 18. They have arrested dozens of men and women. You just find yourself being whipped by a masked man as soon as you leave your house."

The insurgent group, which seeks to impose a strict form of Islamic law throughout Somalia, amputated a foot and a hand each from two men accused of robbery earlier this month. They have also banned movies, musical ringtones and dancing at weddings.

Residents said gunmen had been rounding up any woman seen with a firm bust, who were then publicly whipped by masked men. The women were then told to remove their bras and shake their breasts.

"Al Shabaab forced us to wear their type of veil and now they order us to shake our breasts," a resident, Halima said, adding that her daughters had been whipped.


"They first banned the former veil and introduced a hard fabric which stands stiffly on women's chests. They now say breasts should be firm naturally, or just flat."

The group's hardline interpretation of Islamic law has shocked many Somalis, who are traditionally moderate Muslims. Some residents, however, give the insurgents credit for restoring order to the regions under their authority. Al Shabaab, which means "youth" in Arabic, controls large parts of Somalia.

Abdullahi Hussein, a student in Mogadishu, said his elder brother was thrown behind bars when he resisted a man who humiliated their sister by asking her to remove her bra. "My brother was jailed after he wrestled with a man who had beaten my sister and forced her to remove her bra. He could not stand it," Hussein said.

In Somalia, ravaged by violence and anarchy for almost two decades, the monthly expenditure for food and other basic needs for a family of six has risen 85 percent in the past two years, said Grainne Moloney of the Somalia Food Security and Nutrition Analysis Unit.

"Families are cutting out the school, cutting out the clothes." Moloney added that one in five children is acutely malnourished.

Meanwhile, the African Union wants the UN to impose a sea blockade and a no-fly zone to stop people and weapons reaching Somalia. Somali insurgent groups, including al Shabaab, which Washington accuses of being al-Qaeda's proxy in the region, are fighting the fragile UN-backed government of President Sheikh Sharif Ahmed.

The fighting has killed nearly 19 000 civilians since the start of 2007 and driven another 1.5 million from their homes